Digital Television and Radio
A consortium headed by the BBC has won the 3 licences to broadcast digital terrestrial television in the UK.
In partnership with British SKY Broadcasting and Crown Castle (The transmitter operator) the BBC provides up to 30 "Free-To-Air" television channels and up to 16 radio stations. Free interactive services are also available.
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The new service is called "FREEVIEW" - Nice !!! Service Started: 30th October 2002 |
Those wishing to view the services will simply need to buy a set top box at a cost of approximately £50 - £100. No further payment will be necessary. Existing set top box owners will be able to receive the new channel line up.
LINK: Freeview channel line up (From Digital Spy Website)
For a small charge you can now add more channels to your line up if you
have a box with a viewing card slot. See: http://www.topuptv.co.uk/
SKY DIGITAL - ADD ALL ITV + BBC REGIONS
(Includes: How to remove the "PRESS RED" logo from Sky Digital)
Other Radio and TV channels available on SKY
BBC Home Page: www.bbc.co.uk
Sky Home Page: www.sky.com
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